Most of the image types you’re probably familiar with on the web are JPG, PNG, GIF, and WebP. These image types are called “bitmapped” images, because every single pixel is assigned a color. This means when you zoom in, or make an image larger, those pixels simply get larger.
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Content encoding makes every file on your entire site load faster. Does your server have it turned on?
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WebP images look better, load faster, have more features, and can save you in hosting costs.
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